Republican Nick Begich moves closer to Alaska U.S. House victory
Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich III moved closer to defeating Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola after 46,000 additional Alaska ballots were counted by Wednesday. Begich was ahead by 10,133 votes before Tuesday’s ballot count. He now leads by 9,435 votes, or just over 3%.
Alaska Rep. Mary Peltola was one of 325 U.S. House members to vote in favor of the Social Security Fairness Act.
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Washington — It's one week after Election Day 2024, and while control of the White House and the Senate have been decided, in ...
Nick Begich III now has 49% of first-place votes to U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola’s 46%, while Ballot Measure 2 is passing by a ...
House Republicans will maintain their hold on the lower chamber next year, giving the GOP a political trifecta in Washington, ...
In 2022, Mary Peltola won a House race in Alaska against Sarah Palin on “Fish, Family, and Freedom.” Can she win another ...
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Alaska Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola is in a tough reelection fight against Republican Nick Begich in a high-stakes race that ...
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded USD 104 million (EUR 99 million) across six Alaska coastal communities to ...
While Republicans will control both chambers, with eight House races and one Senate race still uncalled, it remains to be ...
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Race for Alaska’s only US House seat too early to call(AP Photo/Mark Thiessen) A woman, at left, shakes the hand of Alaska Democratic U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola, right, at an ...
Four states — Oregon, Colorado, Idaho and Nevada — resoundingly rejected ranked-choice voting initiatives. Alaska is still awaiting a final verdict on whether it will keep or repeal its own ...
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